Archive for November, 2008

Black Friday

Thursday, November 27th, 2008

Love it, hate it, indifferent? Regardless, it’s here. While I am not one for rampant consumerism, if you shop conscientiously there are some amazing deals to be had. Especially this year. Take care in what you buy and from whom. Shop green, shop local, shop online.

Clementine NW is having a huge sale, one day only, on almost everything in the store! Give the gifts you can feel good about giving.

All of our products are made with the utmost care for the health of you, your child, and the environment. Whether that is accomplished by using organic materials, fair trade factories, rceycled materials, sustainable business practices, or all of the above. The products you purchase from us have the highest safety and quality that you can expect, plus they are just plain fun!

Shop now! Supplies are limited to stock on hand.

Happy Thanksgiving From Clementine NW!

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

As a special holiday gift from us to you, we are offering free shipping on orders $30 or more through December 15! Just use coupon code: freeship .

New Holiday Items for Baby!

Friday, November 21st, 2008

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Clementine NW just received some of the cutest organic baby clothes for the holidays! How can you resist those little angel wings? Check out all the new holiday items.

And until December 15 you can still get free BabyLegs with every purchase of $10 or more!

 

 

New Babysoy Items

Sunday, November 16th, 2008

We are pleased to announce that we have just added Babysoy infant clothing to our boutique. We love the look and feel of the soft, silky soybean fiber and the fact that it’s sustainable and eco-friendly too! Go shop now!

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A little about Babysoy and soybean fiber:

What is soybean fiber?
Soybean protein fiber is a sustainable and botanical textile fiber made from renewable and biodegradable natural resources – the leftover soybean pulp from tofu and soymilk production. It is a green textile fiber that possesses the superiorities if many natural and synthesized fibers.

How does Soybean protein fiber help our environment? 
Babysoy’s clothing line is sustainable and eco-friendly. Soybean fiber is a textile that’s made from recycled material and it does not add any extra burden on the environment.

What types of soybeans, snaps, zips, & whitening agents are used?
Babysoy’s soybean fiber are made with certified non-GMO soy beans. Babysoy uses hydrogen peroxide (a whitening agent that uses oxygen rather than chlorine). Snaps and zippers are made by world-renowned YKK and are nickel-free.

How is soybean protein fiber made
1. Proteins are extracted from the leftover materials of tofu or soymilk production.
2. Protein liquids are forced through a device resembling a showerhead, called a spinneret, to make liquid soy. This is called wet-spinning.
3. Liquid soy is solidified to make soybean protein fiber.

After the protein is extracted from the leftover soybean pulp, it can be used as fertilizer. All substances used in the production of soybean protein fiber are of a harmless nature.